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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-03

THE deadlock in Chicago appears to he
far from an end. Nearly 10000 men are
out of work by this lockout and about .
million dollars in wages have already been
lost to the idle men. Each side says it
will never give in. But somebody must
finally surrender. II would be . good
thing fboth sides would retire the hot
heads who are controlling them and act
with plain common sense about the mat
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Chicago Nc,rs.

Il have a dreadful temper cOnfded
little Mable To the new bOarier. oh! per
fectly dreadful. iget right over If, though.
So does papa. l make right up again after
| am mad.
"Do you
''Nes."
"Have you beeu mad at any one lately?"
"No, l haven't; but papa has He was
awful mad ut Kitty, the servant girl, one
night, but he WAS all over it the next
morning. l saw him behind the door with
his arms around her kissing her just as
kind and making up"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-03

President and Mrs CLEVELAND yes
terday celebrated the first anniversary OF
their married life. The people wish them
many returns of their wedding anniVer-
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SHERIFFS RETURN.

j. william McCulloug is no inhAbitant Of my
bailiwiCk, nor found therein, this ~ day Of May
ISL. W. II. WADDLE, ID. H.,
For W. &. HAndlAu, :. q. G.
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LYNCHRuRG.
May 31st, 1887.

may Slst, loo(s
The saloons were generally closed during the
exercises on Decoration Day.
II. NJ. Cashatt came up from the city to
spend Sunday with his family.
DR.. Chapman and @. e. Irwin, OF Martins
vile, were in town on Monday.
P. Dess Henderson visited his sister, Mrs. O.
E. Dixon ct New Vienna last week.
Gal stroup, U. q. Store-keeper, has been
assigned to Dayton, and Mr.. Scott goes to
Hamilton in the same capacity.
Mr.. J. G. Hawk, Of Hillsboro, was delivering
lime to his customers here Saturday. Mr..
Hawk has considerable trade In this vicinity.
DR.. Brofe has in his possession raddish
which is natural curiosity. II II in the shape
Of hand and has the four fingers and thumb
perfectly formed and in their relative positions
and size.
A large crowd WAS present to take part in
the exercises on Decoration Day. Arrange.
ments were made to hold the meeting In the
school house grove. but on account Of the rain
the services were held In the NJ. E. Church,
Not more than half Of the people could get In
the house. T. J. Murrell Post had charge Of
the exercises which we're conducted according
to the post ritual Hon. Oscar Shepherd, Of
Easton, the orator OF the day, delivered one oi
the finest and most appropriate addresses that
We have ever had the pleasure Of listening 10.
Rev. L. M. Davis, who was announced 10
deliver an address, took sick and was unable tc
be present.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- At the once Of the CIerk of the Board of
Educatten Of Dodson township ia Lynch:
O'Clock at noon, for building q schoolhouss
on the lot situated on the southwest corner
Of the Jshn A. Smith land ,on the Anderson
Chaney, according to the plana and specif.
cations on dle In said odioe. Each bid must
contain the name of every person interested
client guaranty OF some disinterested person,
that, Il the bid is accepted. Q contract Will
be entered into and the performance Of u
material called for by the specifications
must be stated separately, and the price of
each given, and the price OF labor must also
responsible bid will be accepted, and the
Board reserves the right 70 reject any or Gil
BY order Of the Board Of Education of bod.
son township.
Nay 8ist, 1857. D. 9. sIxKINs, Clerk.
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Free Turnpike Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that os.
N titi0n will be presented TO the Board Of
Comm imioners Of Highland county, Ohio,
ct their session 10 be held on the 9Th day. Of
July, 1857, asking that said Board appoint
com m issiOners TO lay out aud establish q
free turnpike road lying and being fully
points, to.wit: Beginning at the Belfast and
HillshOro Road Improvement No. at Or
near George Haigh's Peach Orchard, run
ming thence in q westerly direction along
the Belfast and Sugartree Ridge Road to the
forks of the creek near George 0ilmore's
thence westerly BY the most practicable
route to the HillsbOru and West Union Free
Turnpike No. 81, near the residence Of Ellen
Lafofge, being distance Of about two miles
and three .fourths.
Said petition also prays that said Board OF
Com missioners of Highland county, Ohio
levy An extra tax, the amount OF which shall
not exceed ten mills on the dollar valuation
in any one year on all the lands and taxable
property within the bounds Of said proposed
free turnpike, and that said levy continue
for eight years, II the cost and expense ot
JOSEPH MCCOY,
ia. GILMORE,
jun2.w4 and Others
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ALLENSBURG.
NAV 3Oth. 1887.


On the sick list-Mrs. John Yowell.
Mr.. Alex Teboe made business trip to st.
Martins Saturday.
Mr.. John Bennett and family. Of Danville.
were here Sunday. s.
Messrs. William Mercer and Dick Chaney, Of
Lynchburg, were here Sunday.
John W. stroup and family, of Danville,
were here Friday on fishing trip.
Nathan Wilkin, Of Hoagland, was the guest
Of Thomas and Owen Roush Sunday.
Mrs. Belle stockwell, Of Lynohbnrg, is spend
ing few days with her parents here.
A number Of our young folks attended
church at South Liberty Sunday evening. =
Mr.. Benton Abernathy and family attended
church at South Liberty Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Barrow was the guest Of Henry
Kidd's family, near Littleton, the past week.
Mr.. Frank Smith and family. Of this place,
are visiting his father near Fairfax this week.
Mr., Charles Duncan and lady spent Satur-
day and Sunday with David Webster, near
Danville.
Mr.. Thomas Keeler and wife, Of Dodsonville,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Absalom Ted
rick Sunday.
Misses Ollie and Lizzie Smith, Of Hoagland.
were the guests Of the Misses Dora and Luella
Smith Sunday.
mr.. henry IeQrlck, OF dOuONtOWus parsed
through here Wednesday TO Midland City,
Clinton county.
Mr.. Mont Yowell went with the Prioetown
band Monday to furnish mnsic for decoration
| services at Blanchester.
Mrs. Belle Stockwell and daughter Ella, and
Miss Dora Fouch are visiting their brother at
Sabina, Clinton county, this week.
Rev. J. D. Houston, who 10 holding pro-
tracted meeting at South Liberty, near Fair.
view, was called to Georgetown to Mr.. VIM. e.
wounded by Campbell. Elder Ruble, Of Price.
town, is holding the meeting in Rev. Houston's
Mace
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BUSHELS.

my OkHss Ao0ss
School CLOSES next Friday.
~. Mock, Of Lynchburg, b here this weeh
IN The hay business.
Nr. John Bracelins and family moved from
this place to Mt. Ofeb last week.
Mrs.. Mary McDapiel and Maud spent Satur.
day end Sunday ih Lynchburg With relatives
Memorial servicces were held In the church
q this place last Sabbath afternoon. .ev. L.
n. Davis preached very able sermon.
Msssrs. George Garrett and Chas. Bowlss, oi
Hillsboro, and viii Stults. Of Wilmington, a.
tended church here last Sabbath. Some
attractions.
Mr.. Will Lyle, accompanied by his sister
Anna and Miss Rose Bridge, Of Bethel. were
the guests Of Monroe Homer and sister Maggie
here recently.
Uncle John Kesler, who has been sick fol
come time. IL still very poorly. Belle Michael
who is afflicted with rheumatism, II able K
walk with her crutches. Mrs. Hodson 10 better
Mr.. Phillip Boelsner and family, Of Coving
ton, KY, arrived here last evening. They an
going 70 move on Dr.. Changers farm south oi
here. Mr.. B. had to leave his place Of bust
ness In the city on account Of III health.
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Attorney General Kohler has refus


Attorney General Kohler has refused
to accept the e.nomination to which he
is justly entitled. Mr.. Kohler has won
the esteem of the legal talent of the
State by his decisions in all questions
that were referred to his judgment, and
his only opposition comes from disgrun-
tied Democratic papers that were fore
ordained from the beginning OF time to
grumble at every good thing. It is un-
derstood that he has formed law part
nership in Columbus that will prove
more lucrative and less annoying than
the office which he has filled so we'll.
Hon. Dan. J. Ryan, OF Portsmouth, has
been favorably mentioned as his sue
cesSOr
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SAMANTHA.

Nay 01st, 1857.
Mr.. W. p. Donohco is visiting his brother in
Cincinnati this week.
Mr.. Willis and sister, Of near Oenterneld,
visited Thos McLsven and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Anderson, Of near Hills
boro, visited A. L. Carey and family Sunday.
Rev. Wakefield, OF Springfield, preached at
the Friends Church Sabbath morning at eleven
O'Clock.
". A. Rogers sold his celebrated trotter
dolly" and has since purchased . fine
Cadmus.
]. W. Rogers. while chopping on . log. at
VIM. Clark's saw mill one day last week, let his
AZ slip from his hands, and striking against
the saw while running was thrown some dis
tance, Just missing CLARK. Had II struck him
IL would no doubt have killed him instantly.
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NEW LEXINGTON.

may 8Utns 1857.
Mr.. Ryan vanPelt left for Indiana last
Thursdsy.
~. Duft wss visiting his brother at Paint
P. o. last Tuesday.
Sunday School prayer meeting at the n. E.
Church next Sunday night.
Charles and Harry Oohn were down near
Rainsboro last Friday on business.
Joseph Wakefield, n. g., preached at the
Friends Church last Sunday night.
Can WRIGHT, Of Hillsboro. was the guest Of
his father, Edwin Wright, last Sunday.
New Lexington wss well represented at the
entertainment at Leesburg last Saturday night.
Mrs. Cynthia Hoskins, from New Vienna, u
the guest Of her son, Louis Hoskins, near town.
Miss Minnie Free, OF Hillsboro, was the
guest Of Miss 6allie Cohn Saturday and eun-
Newt Barrett, Of Barrstts Mils, wss the
guest Of friends near here Saturday and Bun
some Of our young folks arc making prspa-
rations TO tako in the Caves Saturday, June
11th.
Mr.. Samuel Brown and family were visiting
Mr.. Browns brother Isaac, at Stringtown, last
III. win Banks and family, Of New Vienna,
we're visiting Frank Woodmsnsse and family
'IDS Dsac.s woodmsnsss, Of oins,nnssi, was
Waiting Frank Woodmanses and family 5atur-
New LsxiDgton 10 again without best shop,
Mr.: Msrconet having closed up. intending "a
Our public schools win close nsxs Friday,
June I'd. The closing exercises win bs hold
Friday night In the school building. An o.
trrctive program has been arranged, and judg'
ing By their former exercises, Will b very on.
several irisnds and relatives Of Mr. and Mrs
.sf %;: sns S.,. Ss: IL rR Run2 S% ;sSSS .S &.
tention Of giving Mn. evisshaIn suspeiss
which they suceeedsd IN doing. very pleas
ant time Was reported.
Last Sunday night = The. sezton ~. hght'
ing up the large chandelier In front Of The pal
4 he TOP and Ten 70 Is aooe, bssai1ng Il Il
70 piecea The lamps were al broken and tn
chandelier complstcly ruined.
For bargains cali on gtubbs b Mcclure, whc
keep on hands nice, treeh stock OF Rroceetse
canned goods. drisd ir1tts. end sag.s sasse e
Low ware. No trouble 70 show good. aighssl
market pries paid Tor country produce.
On last Saturday aftssnoon young eoupll
drove Up " front Of Squire xsaleys redldsoel
end esked for ~ 4qsisa Heloes many M
utss hsd slaps.d :. - sssoss - sns. % - !.
and Via. We did nol lssSn vh1Gs M YER
from, end By request thsr Names ass ~ pub
Ths sshool IN W Thessbsrs diesrisA tansh,
b. Hin Anns Ghinn, e1oeed ~ ystdey ~
- w pssa:s.s sssssasss e. y - s1,egSse ~ S
sssslsss ~ ~ssss,sssS sissssisss III - e
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The locked.out workingmen of Chicago
intend prosecuting their several employ
ers for conspiracy. Sauce for the goose
ought to be ditto for the gander. 1fit is
conspiracy" for workingmen to band
together in boycott OF strike, it is con.
spiracy for employers to unite and
pledge themselves to any schedule OF
prices or conditions for the detriment ol
the employed. 1t is decidedly strange
that a company Of capitalists form 9
syndicate, while an organization Of
laborers makes conspiracy"
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wonderful Cures.

W. d, Hoyt l. Co., wholesale and retail
druggists Of Rome, Gs., say: We have beer
ceiling DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters, and Bucklen's Arnics Ealve for twt
years. Have never handled remedies that eel
as well, or give such universal satisfacticn
There have been some wonderful cures effected
OF pronounced consumption have been entirely
cured BY use Of few bottles Of DR.. King'l
New Discovery. taken in connection with Elec
trio Bitters. We guarantee them always.
Hold nv Seybert q Co.
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We have been expecting the subscrip-
ton bluff for several months past. We
have not been unaware Of the remarka-
BILE efforts of Mr.. Roush, of the Gazette,
to add names TO the subscription list, no
matter whether the money was paid or
not His remarkable energy was inspired
BY the knowledge that our bona fds IL
Of $50 Subscribers was the largest, and
. determination to make the Gasette's list
exesed II he had to give the paper away.
II Jon don't believe this, inquire among
youS neighbors where Mr.. Roush has
besn soliciting, and learn the various
prices for which the Gasstte may be OBJ
tainsd. Thsre b . crest difference be.
tween writing names on subscription
hook 70 make big show and bluff some
body and sstting real Subscribers ct full
49,. The 0assfis people are exceeding
r n1lllnnt sehen1rG, but thsy ars not
::1lo ~ elenGh. Meanwhile .rscollact
70 ~ - 1fznaAap books ~ open,
- u1u - sesciysd q
~ 1eesual I
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Insurance Statement.
State Of Ohiu. Insurance Departments,

State of Ohiv, Insurance Department,
Columbus, May Is, 1887.
I. HENRY J. REtNDMUND, Superintendent
Of Insurance Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby
certify that the Berkshire Life Insurance Com
pany, located ct Pitts6eld, in the State Of Mas-
sachusetts, has complied In al respects with the
laws Of this State, relating to such insurance
companies, and 10 authorized to transact its
appropriate business Of life insurance in this
State, in accordance with law, until the first
day Of April Of the year next succeeding the
date hereof. The condition and business Of
said company on the thirty-6rst day Of Decem-
Der, of the year next preceding the date hereof,
is shown BY the statement, under oath, required
by Section 284, Revised Statutes Of Ohio, to be
q follows:
Aggregate amount OF available g.
sets. ssts...........................ss,s5o,O5 .ss, $50, ,O55 o5
Aggregate amount Of liabilities
Except capitaD including REIN
surance, and special accumuls-
tions. ................. S,s7s. $50 OF
General insurance ON policy-hold.
ers' account. ..... ............. All, ,S74 es
Capital stock. Observation-Disclosures. 25,60O 90
Amount Of income for the year.. 694, TAO 48
Amount Of expenditures for the
year. ...................... s52, ,s27 os
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
[sEALl unto subscribed my name and caused
my Official seal to be affixed, the day
and year first above written.
HENRY J. REINMUND,
Superintendent Of Insurance.
J. NJ. HIEsTAND, Agent at Hillsboro, o.
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DANvILLE.

0hy 0UCus 1901.
Roads nearly all worked in this township.
Chas. Richards was in our midst on Sunday.
Rev. VIM. Smith was the guest Of Levi Roush
on last Sabbath.
L. @. Stockwell and family were visiting his
father.in-law yesterday.
JIM. Sanderson and DR.. Letherman started
for Cincinnati this morning.
W. B. Halstead, Of Sullivan. Ind, is visiting
with his brother here and ct Russell.
]. NJ. Sanderson, our onterprising merchant,
has secured the services Of Miss Matte Fouci
~ head clerk and book-keeper.
We notice that people who went through
here wild with fre water when saloons pre-
vailed in Hillsboro 60 home now desperately
sober,
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Some half dozen exchanges that come
to us this week remark that the English
sparrow "must Co." That is the very
crime said sparrow has been committing
80 long. The "going" qualities of the
little beast are what make him such an
eternal botheration.
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Active. Pushing and Reliable,

Seybert 4 90. can always be relied upon Ia
carry in stock the purest and best goods, and
sustain shs Of being active pushing
we'll established merit and such - are popular.
Having the agency for the celebrated Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, will sell II on positive guarantee. II
will surely cure any and every affection Of
throat, lungs, or chest, and in order 10 prove
bottle free.
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After being the victim of Canadian
rioters until his life was greatly endan-
gered, Editor O'Brien has come across
the line into more hospitable territory,
and will doubtless obtain warm recep-
ton from the thousands of sympathizers
with oppressed Ireland on this side OF
the Atlantic.
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The Gasette's hired "growler' has again
turned his attention to the doings of the
City Council. If that body should ever
do anything commendable in the eyes Of
the Gazette we would regard it as an
everlasting favor to be told OF it.
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The new license bill has passed the
New York Legislature, and is now in the
hands of the Governor. But Hill prob.
ably can't resist the temptation to imi-
tate the Buffalonian ex-Sherif and veto
IL aOain
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Yes, the old topers will still drink as
long as they can secure the where. withal
and the drinkables. You can't legislate
appetite out of man, nor moral princi-
pie into him. But by good law you
can make it very much better policy for
a man to be moral than otherwise.
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The President has accepted the invi
tation OF a delegation of citizens from
st. Louis and will visit that city next
September. When Grover gets a peer
at the vast West and realizes the extent
of the country over which he is Exect.
i've, the White House will be too small
to hold him on his return to Washing
ton
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Mayor Hewitt, of New York, told a
delegation Of McGlynnites that the most
successful Anti.Poverty Society is one
plucky, brainy, industrious man. His
declaration is practical as truth whether
IL be pleasing as a theory or not.
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Robert Todd Lincoln is not candi-
date for nomination to the Presidency,
and he has earnestly requested the press
at large to let him alone. But Mr.
Lincoln is just the sort Of stuff statesmen
are made Of, and that he has his fathers
modesty suggests that he may have his
fathers genius. He won himself credit
- . member of the Garfield cabinet
and the quiet Chicago lawyer is not tht
most unlikely dark horse of the mex
national Republican Convention.
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If Klise's theory is correct, it is high
time the crust of mother earth was
punctured in a half dozen places. Our
internal resources (if we have any seem
to be getting unruly and the sooner they
are liberated from confinement the less
danger we will feel of being blown to
the demnition bow.wows. Let the bor-
ing proceed with dispatch.
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It is simply impossible that anybody's
reputation could be injured by anything
that the Gazette may say about them.
That sheets character for senseless abuse
and vulgar vituperation is too well es-
tsblished. We do not endeavor to vie
with them in dirt-throwing, for they are
adopts in that art. They hurt them.
sslvss far more than they do us by the
sllly driyel that finds It way into their
columns. But We appeal to the public
TO decide whether the private character
Of the NEws.HERALD people will no
Stand favorable comparison with that o
any Hough or any Dittey that ever trot
the virgin soil OF Highland county.
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Working People

Are often too Ill to labor, but they haven't time
TO take medicine and lay of. Simmons Liver
Regulator can be taken without causing any
loss Of time, and the system will be built up
and invigorsted by II. II has no equal ~ .
preparatory medicine, and can be safely used
when doctor can not be called In. In all
common diseases Il will, unAssisted by any
other medicine, effect . speedy cure.
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Read 1t over Twice.

Here is sample OF the Gosette's prin.
ciples:
prohibition is contrary to the laws Of
God, and everybody is chuckle-headed
idiot who don't believe as we do"
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An effort is being made to have the
Columbus tally-sheet forgery cases heard
again on the original indictments, and
the good citizens of the capital city are
hopeful of results. For good while the
gangsters have held the even tenor of
their way and an old proverb remarks
that it is long way that has no ending.
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After months balloting the dead
lock in the Florida General Assembly
was broken by the election of Samuel
Pasco to the United States Senate. He
succeeds Detroit Romeo Jones.
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Among the possibilities and probabili.
ties Of Democratic candidacy for Cover.
nor, Thurman, Foran, Powell, Bill Hill
and LeFevre have been mentioned. At
this rate of increase there will be no
scarcity of noble men and true when the
Democratic convention assemblies, and it
may be difficult to pick out the best
racer for the contest. But that selection
is all that will trouble the Democracy.
The Republicans will elect the Governor.
His name is Foraker.
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B.ckache, stitches in the side, imitation and
soreness Of the bowels, ere symptoms Of die
organs, which can be corrected BY the use Of
Ayers CAthartic PILLS.